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The Big Brother State
The Big Brother State is an educational film about what politicians claim to be protection of our freedom but what we refer to as repressive legislation. Since terrorism has become a global threat, especially
Read More »International Antifascist demo in Schwerin
*International Antifascist demonstration against the German Nationalist Party (NPD) march on June 2nd 2007 in Schwerin* With the slogan, “Against Fascism and Capitalism – For a World without Borders!”, antifascists from Germany and beyond
Read More »Al Gore 9/11 Truther
John Doraemi See these comments: “Most Americans have tended to give the Bush-Cheney administration the benefit of the doubt when it comes to its failure to take action in advance of 9/11 to guard
Read More »Congress: New direction for Iraq in the air
Expectations are mounting in Congress, including among the White House’s Republican backers, that President George W. Bush will later this year have little option but to change course in Iraq. Despite Bush’s victory over
Read More »UK warned of microchip bins
Ian Morgan Unsuspecting homeowners could have their rubbish “spied” on by microchips fitted to household bins, the Tories claimed today. The accusation came ahead of expected Government proposals to introduce financial incentives encouraging recycling
Read More »RFID & Wi-Fi Could Track Students
Wireless tracking systems could be used to “protect” patients in hospitals and students on campuses, backers of the technology said. The combination of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tags and wi-fi allows real-time tracking of
Read More »Operation Northwoods Makes It To Mainstream Media – 40 Years Late
In the early 1960s, America’s top leaders reportedly drafted plans to kill innocent people and commit acts of terrorism in U.S. cities to create public support for a war against Cuba. Code named Operation
Read More »Guantanamo detainee claims MI5 misinformation led to arrest and torture
ANDREW O SELSKY JAMIL el-Banna has been locked up by the United States for nearly five years without being charged – arrested in Africa, allegedly tortured at a CIA “black site” in Afghanistan, then
Read More »Civil rights fears over DNA file for everyone
Campaigners say Whitehall wants even litter-droppers on crime database Jamie Doward, home affairs editor Sunday May 27, 2007 The Observer Civil liberties groups are warning that the details of every Briton could soon be
Read More »Advancing the Police State
Once again we see the events of September Eleventh and the bogus War on Terrorism used as an excuse to strip away our personal freedoms and erode civil liberties. ——- Police stop and quiz powers
Read More »Annie Machon: Using our Intelligence
Former MI5 (British Intelligence) Officer tells her moving story of joining and then leaving the Secret Intelligence Service, and reveals what she learnt about false flag terrorism, including 9/11. Download link here
Read More »Claims of Big Brother surveillance at Google
Bruno Waterfield GOOGLE has been asked by European Union privacy watchdogs to explain why it stores personal information for two years. There are concerns the search engine giant could become an internet Big Brother.
Read More »An intro to Bilderberg by Tony Gosling
Meet Tony Gosling.. Journalist, researcher and the man behind the website www.bilderberg.org. He gives a quick rundown on the history of the secret meeting that happens once a year behind a curtain of security
Read More »Iraq For Sale
Iraq for Sale: The War Profiteers is the story of what happens to everyday Americans when corporations go to war. Acclaimed director Robert Greenwald (Wal-Mart: The High Cost of Low Price, Outfoxed and Uncovered)
Read More »Did the U.S. Lie About Using Cluster Bombs in Iraq?
Nick Turse At a time when many nations are moving toward banning the use of cluster munitions, which pose a more serious threat to civilians than any other type of weaponry, the U.S. opposes
Read More »US ‘fundamentally opposed’ to G8 emissions proposals
The US appears to have rejected draft proposals by Germany for G8 members to agree tough measures on greenhouse gas emissions, leaked documents have shown. Wide-ranging US amendments to a draft communiqué prepared ahead
Read More »CCTV cameras ‘focus on the wrong people’
Jane Bruccoleri An Upper Norwood councillor claims CCTV cameras in his ward are more likely to catch people parking illegally than the robbers and muggers blighting the area. A recent spate of crime in
Read More »CIA issued dire warnings before Iraq invasion
KATHERINE SHRADER U.S. intelligence analysts predicted, in two papers widely circulated before the 2003 Iraq invasion, that al-Qaida would see that as an opportunity to increase its operations and that Iran would try to
Read More »U.N. rights expert investigating U.S. criticizes counterterror laws
The Associated Press A U.N. expert on Friday criticized U.S. counterterrorism laws, expressed concern over the use of military commissions to try civilians, and said there was evidence the CIA had violated international human
Read More »Bush signs $100 billion Iraq war funding bill
Matt Spetalnick U.S. President George W. Bush signed a bill on Friday providing $100 billion to pay for the Iraq war but congressional Democrats who failed to impose a troop withdrawal deadline said their
Read More »The New World Order, the Transatlantic Economic Integration
Deanna Spingola Long before George W. Bush met with Paul Martin, then Canada’s Prime Minister and Vicente Fox, then Mexico’s president at Baylor University in the miserably memorialized city of Waco, Texas on March
Read More »Groups File Legal Papers Renewing Call For Release of NSA Wiretap Records
Justice Department Must Stop Covering Up Program Now Known to Be Illegal, Groups Tell Court The American Civil Liberties Union, the National Security Archive and the Electronic Privacy Information Center today filed new legal
Read More »Bilderberg 2007: Agenda and Participant List
Daniel Estulin www.danielestulin.com In 1954, the most powerful men in the world met for the first time under the auspices of the Dutch royal crown and the Rockefeller family in the luxurious Hotel Bilderberg
Read More »$2 billion settles 9/11 insurance case
AMY WESTFELDT The builders of the World Trade Center site and seven insurers have reached a $2 billion settlement that ends all outstanding legal battles over its multibillion-dollar policy, state officials said Wednesday. Gov.
Read More »Dustbin spy chips attacked
GOVERNMENT proposals which could lead to homeowners having “spy chips” fitted to their dustbins were today being outlined by ministers. But the leader of Ipswich council warned that any proposals to change the way
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